a Deep & Dark Halloween
Just when you think another Halloween had passed us by with not much more happening other than the ’round the block loop... Read More
free diving, and death defying
Last night I was drawn in to the CBS 60 Minutes segment about free diving – for obvious reasons. First, as underwater... Read More
rising tides, seafaring states, & a ‘piece’ of mind
I’m blogging from the Hele Islands, a small group of largely uninhabited cays within the Solomon Islands, where I’ve spent the last... Read More
Making Headlines | Nat Geo Explorers Symposium
Lombardi invited to speak at National Geographic Society’s 2013 Explorers Symposium. His forward presentation of the unique path to make diving a... Read More
a new world view from the ‘bottom up’
Several year ago, I stumbled on an article by an MIT student that discussed the concept of ‘underwater camping’ – the simple... Read More
October 12th is ‘Exploration Day’
Celebrating ‘Columbus Day’ always resonates with me for several days pre and post this impactful day in history – marking Christopher Columbus’ landfall... Read More
controlling the invasion | some lionfish news for you
The invasive lionfish – a huge threat to tropical Atlantic and Caribbean reefs. I was in the Bahamas back in 2005 when... Read More
Making Headlines | Ocean Space Habitat on Nat Geo
Having realized limitations in deep Mesophotic intervention from work in 2010, Lombardi teams up with Subsalve USA to develop a portable inflatable... Read More
a new perspective on ‘our’ undersea world for 2012
With the turn of this new year, this is an opportune time to reflect on this year’s past and more importantly – start... Read More
Earth’s Mysteries Revealed…One Descent at a Time
We just returned from a safe and hugely productive 10 day expedition to continue our scientific and exploratory investigations of the Bahama... Read More